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Bob Ray Burton, violation of baste
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Frank Morris, ne operatore lioanaa.
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Gene Clifton York, execesive noise.
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APPLICATIONS
Carlos Marshall Van Vleet. Ashland,
and Elaine Cathxyn Fa I well. Ashland.
DeJbert Martin Brenner. 119 Lozier
lane. Medford. and Margaret Lee Har
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Meeting Cancelled Jackson
County Motor Court association
members have cancelled a meet
ing scheduled for June 13, and
will not meet again until the fall
season, officers said today.
Hazards Found City Fire
Marshal . issued eight orders or
recommendations yesterday for
removal of fire hazards. He in
spected six business occupancies
an apartment house and two of
fice buildings.
Dane at Y The YMCA will
sponsor a dance at the Y build
ing Saturday, June S, for junior
high school students. The dance
will begin at 8:30 p.m. and a
small charge will be made.
Film Shown Roland Groder,
extension economist from Ore
gon State college. Thursday
noon showed a film to local
fruitgrowers on new fruit pack
ing machinery and procedures.
' Hoe, Rake Taken Muriel M.
Cartwright. 327 Mae St., Med
ford, reported to city police
Thursday the theft on June 4 of
a hoe and rake from that ad
dress. Called by Death Mr. O. D.
i Franklin, 1174 Court St., left to-
' day for Richmond, Calif., where
she was called by the death of
her father, Orlo Chester Lanam,
! who died there Thursday. Fu-
i neral services will be held at
Richmond next Tuesday.
.
Hits Pole A car operated by
Margaret Mary Jacobs, 29 Wil
lamette St., Medford, struck a
Copco pole at Woodstock st. and
West Jackson st., Saturday, city
police reported. Mrs. Jacobs was
not Injured and received no cita
tion, police said.
Prowler Reported Arthur W.
Richardson, 1S4 DeHague St.,
Medford, reported to the Jack
son county sheriff Thursday
morning that a prowler tried
to remove a acreen from the
kitchen window of his residence
at about 11:19 p.m. Wednesday.
Prisoner Hare James Mer
edith Hatfield, 38, Portland, was
escorted from Bend to Medford
Wednesday by Deputy Sheriff
Glenn Wright. Meredith, who
, was lodged in toe county jail,
will face charges of uttering and
I publishing a false check, dep
, uties said.
See Lake Area Members of
: the Jackson county court spent
most of the day today inspecting
I road changes and recreation fa
cilities in the.iiiatt Lake area.
Accompanying the judge and
commissioners were representa
tives from the bureau of land
management.
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Held for Army Donald Har
ris Martindale, 29, of 221M
North Columbus St., Medford,
was. arrested by sheriff's depu
ties Wednesday and is being held
in the county jail for military
authorities. Martindale is
charged with being a deserter
from the Army.
In Accident Motorists In
volved in a minor car accident
Wednesday afternoon on River
side ave., 100 feet south of Mc
Andrews rd. were Robert K. Do
ran. Camp White, and Samuel
A. Groves. Grants Pass, accord
ing to police. No Injuries were
reported and no citations were
issued, city police reported.
Enters . Plea Marino Dale
Blair, 48, Portland, entered a
plea of innocent In district court
Thursday morning when he ap
peared on a charge of driving
while intoxicated. Trial for Blair,
who is being represented by O.
H. Bengtson, Medford attorney,
will be August 30 at 9:30 a.m.
Blair- was arrested by sheriff's
I deputies Wednesday evening.
I .
Vacation School Residents
have been reminded of the Vaca
tion Bible school at St. Peter's
Lutheran church, 1020 East
Main St., which will open Mon
day. June 11, at 9 a.m. They are
invited to send their children to
the school which will be in ses
sion Mondays through Fridays
daily at 9 a.m. to 12 noon. Clos
ing date will be June 22. Those
who need transportation may
t call Mrs. Harvey Brandau, tele
phone 2-9475.
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Dead line Sunday Classified fat at
noon Saturday: 10 a.m. Monday for
; Monday: ether days 5:30 previous day.
Everyday TAKE-OUT
Se HAMBURGERS
302 W. MAIN ACROSS FROM THE OLD CITY PARK
.
Personal
Collision Vehicles operated
by Verda Beryl Gatlin, 210 Wil
lamette St., and Virginia Anne
Mays, 1008 Queen Anne ave.
were involved in an collision at
Eighth and Holly sts., according
to Medford police. . Mays was
cited for failure to yield right of
way, police said. No injuries
were reported.
-; Gets Fine Fred Joe James,
417 Palm St., Ashland, was fined
S30 in district court Thursday
when he appeared to face
charges of participating in an
illegal game. James was one of
six cited in Ashland Saturday
night after sheriff's deputies
and Ashland city police halted
a poker game in the Log Cabin
tavern. ,
To Market Miss Jane Hansen-
of Hadley'i shop plans to
leave Friday for San Francisco
where she will meet Mrs. Maude
Codding of the shop's millinery
department, and the. two will
purchase merchandise for the
store. They will return together
next week. Mrs. Codding has
been vacationing in Philadel
phia with her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. George
Codding, and family.
.
Heine's Juniors A party will
be held Saturday, June 9, dur
ing sessions of Bliss Heine's
Juniors to honor two present
members and a former member.
All classes will be held at usual
times with an intermission to be
held between 10 and 11 a.m., for
the party. Mothers of students
will serve refreshments. Several
members transferred last Satur
day to the durm section to take
places of drummers going away
for the summer.
On Vacation Mr. and Mrs.
Ira E. McDonald, 110 Lozier
lane, left this week to vacation
in northern Oregon, Washington
state and Canada. In Portland
they are guests of the Rev. and
Mrs. R. G.-Keller and will at
tend the Rose Festival activi
ties. At Seattle they will meet
their son, Calvin McDonald, a
student at Seattle Pacific col
lege, and the group will continue
to various Canadian points. They
will return by way of the Ore
gon coast.
GOC Picnic A picnic for
members of the Ground Observ
er corps of Jackson and Jose
phine counties, and their fam
ilies and friends, is scheduled
for Tou Velle state park Sunday,
June 10, at 10 a.m. Those who
attend should take picnic lunch
es and beverages. Various games,
including soft ball, horse shoes,
badminton and others will be
part of the entertainment. The
park is located on Table Rock
rd.. eight miles north of Medford
on Rogue river.
From Texas Mr.'and Mrs. Ed
Neighbors arrived from Dallas,
Tex., to visit here for two weeks.
They are guests of Mrs. Neigh
bors' brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fosser, 1111
North Riverside ave., and her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. George Sconyers, 122V4
Almond it. Recent visitors also
at .he Sconyers' home were Mr.
and Mrs. Barney Fields and
daughter, Virginia, Huntington
Beach, Calif. Mrs. Fields is a
sister of Mrs. Sconyers. They
left Wednesday for their home.
Court Sold The sale of the
home at 16 Myers court, former
ly owned by Don W. Paulsen of
Paulsen's Thrift market. Central
Point, to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd L.
Hildenbrandt, who live on
Thompson creek, has been an
nounced. The announcement
was made from Fidler-MacKen-zie
Agency, Inc., where the sale
was transacted by Bill Kerr of
the agency. The Paulsen s are
building a new home closer to
Central Point. The Hilden
brandts will continue to live at
their present home and pur
chased the Medford property
for income rental. The Paulsens
will move to their new home
later In the summer from 18
Myers court.
Man Found Innocent on
Driving Charge Here
A district court jury verdict
Thursday morning found Robert
Joseph Webster, 18, of 4425 Pa
cific highway south, Medford,
innocent of a charge of follow
ing too close.
Webster was. arrested by state
police. on Highway 99 May 25.
He was represented by no attor
ney when he appeared In dis
trict court.
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Miss Sadie Pence
Dies Unexpectedly
Miss Sadie Pence, 74, of 20
West Jackson st., died unexpect
edly this morning at her home
She was a native southern-Ore-
gonian and for many years lived
at Williams. She had been a resi
dent of Medford for about 20
years.
Miss Pence was an active
worker in the Church of the
Brethren and assisted in work
for the blind through visits here
of Mrs. Vera Thompson, Port
land, field representative for the
Oregon commission for the
blind. Miss Pence had been blind
for about 10 years. Homemaking
and handicraft classes for the
blind and visually handicapped
were held at her home through
the commission.
Survivors include two sisters.
Mrs. O. O. Morton, Medford. and
Mrs. Harley Sturgeon. Portland;
and two brothers. Ray Pence,
Medford, and Charles Pence,
Williams.
Conger-Morris Funeral home
is in charge of arrangements.
Obituaries
LEWIE COOLEY
Lewie James Cooley, 64, of
route 2, box 470, Central Point,
died this morning at his home.
Conger-Morris funeral home is
in charge of arrangements.
Visit Here Ron Lodge, Bob
Hoffman, Art Huffman, and
Jerry Holloway .were week end
guests of the Roy Holloways,
parents of Jerry Holloway. The
men, who make up the "Sharp
Four" quartet, sang in Grants
Pass Saturday evening at a
charter night program for the
Grants Pass chapter of the So-
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Encouragement of Barber Shop j
Quartet Singing in America. The I
four will represent the northwest j
area in a national SPEBSQSA
contest June 14 in Minnesota.
Jerry Holloway has been en
gaged to sing as a tenor In the
Shakespearean festival in Ash
land next August. The men are
all students at the University of
Oregon and young Holloway
will be here for the summer. He
is completing his freshman year
at the university.
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Friday. June I, 1958
Law Officers Hold
Informal Meeting
Approximately 40 ; law en
forcement officers from eight
Oregon and California counties
were guests of the Jackson
county sheriff's office at an in
formal gathering yesterday in
the courthouse auditorium.
The officers discussed mutual
problems, crimes and known or
suspected violators as well as
methods of dealing with prob
lems. As a special feature of the
meeting photos of suspected vio
lators and crime scenes were
shown through a projector.
Attending were city, county
and state police officers from
Jackson, Curry, Coos. Douglas,
Josephine and Klamath counties
in Oregon and Del Norte and
Siskiyou counties in California.
Horace Furnas Dies
Unexpectedly at Work
Horace Tomlin Furnas, 56,
transitman on the Jackson coun
ty road survey crew for the past
eight years, died unexpectedly
about 1:30 p.m. Thursday while
the crew was working on North
River rd., west of Rogues River.
Furnas began working for the
county on May 26, .1948. He
lived at 502 Mae St., Medford.
Survivors include his wife and
a son.
Funeral arrangements are
pending at Conger-Morris Fun
neral home.
Our Pies
may not taste like those
mother used to make but
you won't h6ve to take
the pills that Father had to
take.
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